nut-stomp

verb
UK /ˈnʌt stɒmp/
US /ˈnʌt stɑːmp/

To stomp on a nut to crack it open.

The squirrel nut-stomped the acorn until the shell cracked.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To crush something underfoot with heavy steps.

He nut-stomped the empty can flat on the sidewalk.

3. A playful game where kids stomp on nuts to pop them.

The children played nut-stomp in the yard after school.

4. To defeat someone easily in a contest.

Our team nut-stomped the other side in the final match.